In an ideal world, either Paul McGann or Richard E Grant would resume the role but both are highly unlikely, for differing reasons, so I would like to see a short list include these chaps;
Richard Coyle - known to Stephen Moffat after working on Coupling with him years ago, he made a good fist of Strange which unfortunately only lasted a single series

Burn Gorman - known to most for his role in Torchwood, his quirky looks would make an intriguing choice

Stephen Mangan - has already posted on Twitter wearing a long scarf! His take on Dirk Gently was one I thoroughly enjoyed

Marc Warren - already been in Nu-Who but that wouldn't stop them casting him! I think he'd be great, very much in the modern style of Doctor Who

So who would be your choice?
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Someone with a bit of gravitas, in the William Hartnell mould. Here's a crazy idea - why not John Hurt?
Or Sir Ian McKellen?
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